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MSc (Coastal & Marine Environments: Physical Processes, Policy & Practice)-full-time, MSc, University of Galway

Ireland

University of Galway

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About MSc (Coastal & Marine Environments: Physical Processes, Policy & Practice)-full-time, MSc - at University of Galway

The MSc in Coastal and Marine Environments is directed at graduates from Geography, Natural Sciences and other related disciplines in the social and natural sciences, and at professionals in the field who are interested in furthering their knowledge of the field.

Coastal and marine environments are critical to local and national economies, support diverse habitats and communities, and provide a suite of ecosystem services. This field-intensive postgraduate programme examines emerging discourses surrounding the long-term health, use, and management of coastal and marine systems.
Through lectures, workshops, ship time, field work, and independent research, MSc students are challenged to:

Develop competencies in principal biogeochemical processes and ocean circulation patterns, including the role of climate, which shape our coasts and marine environments;

Gain experience in methodologies and data collection techniques through field-based research to describe coastal and marine systems as well as document their change over time;

Critically analyse how coastal and marine systems function and are used by communities and economic sectors;

Evaluate plans and policies that address the complex relationships between coastal and marine environments and communities;

Assess how well policies and legislation work to ensure long-term ecosystem sustainability and mitigate negative impacts on coastal communities and economic sectors.

Applications are made online via the University of Galway Postgraduate Applications System.

Selection is based on candidates' academic record at undergraduate level, statement of intent and academic letters of recommendation.

Students are assesd on a continuous assesment basis.

Entry requirements for this course

Contact University of Galway to find course entry requirements.

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